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Port a video prompt to a different tool

Converts a prompt written for one generator into another tool's syntax, flagging what does not transfer.

CategoryImage & video › Video generation
TagsReformattingAnalyzingCreator
Prompt
Port this video prompt to a different tool.

Produce:
1. **Direct transfers** — subject, action, camera, lighting. These are descriptive and move unchanged.
2. **Needs substituting** — tool-specific flags, style codes, weights, reference syntax. Give the equivalent, or say there is none.
3. **Does not transfer** — capabilities the target tool lacks: audio, a duration, a reference mode, a control type. *Say what to do instead — split into shots, add in editing, or accept the loss.*
4. The ported prompt.
5. What will come out differently even with a faithful port, since the same words produce different results across models.

Then:
- What to test first on the new tool before porting an entire project.
- Which parts of the original were compensating for the old tool's specific weaknesses and can now be removed.

Rules:
- ⚠️ **Do not assert current capabilities, flags, or limits of either tool as fact.** These change frequently. State what to verify, and mark anything you are recalling rather than certain of.
- Keep the invariant blocks — style, character lock — exactly. Only the syntax around them changes.
- Say when the honest answer is that this shot should be rebuilt for the new tool rather than ported.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Existing prompt · Current tool · Target tool)

What this prompt does

Tools differ in syntax and capability. This separates what ports directly, what needs substituting, and what simply is not available.

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